What is a submissive in a D/s relationship?

The submissive is the baby girl or servant who pleases the dominant. Most D/s partners limit their dynamic to sexual activities but the truth is the relationship may be applied in interesting ways beyond sex. For instance, the dominant can create a simple rule for the submissive such as asking for permission to go out on weekends.

Do D/S relationships really work?

There are people who just love to dominate while others prefer being submissive. So, yes, D/s relationships work for such people. If both parties are in the relationship willingly, it means that there will be no conflicts as far as power is concerned.

What does it mean to be in a dom/sub relationship?

If someone tells you they are in a Dom/sub relationship, you should know that their life, especially the sex aspect of it, entails power play. Such partners may switch their roles as they please – a man can dominate for a while and then become submissive at some point.

How to be a good dominant in a submissive relationship?

In as much as you have the greater power, you need to show kindness and gentleness to your submissive. Be sensitive so you can create a comfortable atmosphere for the two of you. A good dominant lets the submissive know if they are truly interested in the relationship or not.

What is D/s play and how can it help your relationship?

Through D/s play you can dive deeper into your existing desires, and you can experiment to discover hidden desires you never knew were there. This can expand your pleasure chest of possibilities. All in all, the core benefit of D/s play is that it can help your relationship become stronger, closer, more authentic, and of course more fun.

Does a D/s relationship work with one person?

If both parties are in the relationship willingly, it means that there will be no conflicts as far as power is concerned. But like any other relationships, one D/s may work differently than another D/s. The only common thing about the relationships is that there is a dominant and a submissive partner.

Who is the Dom in a D/s relationship?

One person, the Dom, takes on more the role of leader, guide, enforcer, protector and/or daddy, while the other person, the sub, assumes more the role of pleaser, brat, tester, baby girl, and/or servant. Many couples limit the D/s dynamic to sexual role play in the bedroom.